National Geographic

@Egypttales · 2 years ago

There Are Five Oceans on Earth Now, National Geographic Says

Six continents, four oceans… that’s what we all know from school and easy quiz questions, but some say there are five bodies of water on Earth. Will people happily accept this or will there be some ba...

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@zulma2021 · 3 years ago

Mi colección de National Geographic en español:

Desde muy pequeña he tenido una predilección por la lectura que aún conservo a pesar de mi deficiencia visual, para mí la lectura es mucho más agradable porque me permite imaginar los escenarios descr...

7 likes · 8 comments · En español (30fb)

@Akramraza01 · 4 years ago

This photo has been called the best photo of National Geographic Channel.

hello Uptrendians I hope u all will be fine and Channel. When the cameraman took the photo, he also cried because the deer was with her baby when the Cheetah attacked, she could have run a...

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@EdgarMoya · 3 years ago

Thern Ocean: The new ocean recognized on our planet

It's official: our planet has a new ocean, the Austral. The debate among geographers to recognize the Southern Ocean (the body of water that surrounds Antarctica) has raged for decades. However, mo...

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@danneyve · 2 years ago

Dorothy Hosmer: Pioneer women

There are so many stories about pioneer women that we know yet, those women that sowed the seeds of equality for new generations. Fortunately, there are many ways to discover these hidden gems by navi...

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@ArticleMaker · 3 years ago

Cutting Recovered From Depths of Lake Titicaca

The all around protected ancient rarity was likely utilized in a consecrated custom A crate of contributions incorporated a gold band suggestive of a smaller than normal wristband and a llama or alp...

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@ilias · 3 years ago

Chimu Civilization: Those who sacrificed their children

About 500 years ago, there was a civilization called 'Chimu' in Peru. Recently, a team of archaeologists studying the ruins of this civilization found the remains of about 140 children, which were ori...

2 likes · 0 comments · World Today (70ff)

@Mahi · 4 years ago

The Door To Hell

More than four decades ago in 1981, a gaping, fiery crater opened up in the desert of northern Turkmenistan ( map), likely the result of a drilling mishap. The Darvaza Crater, more commonly known as...

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@ArticleMaker · 4 years ago

Nazca Line Featuring Lounging Cat Found in Peru

The tremendous glyph is one of many antiquated etchings dispersed over the dry locale Archeologists have found a 2,000-year-old drawing of a feline cut into a slope approximately 250 miles southeas...

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@LeoBanna · 4 years ago

After 51 years of mission moon

Everyone called Katherine Johnson a 'computer'. Because, by accurate calculation, he used to determine the flight path of the rocket. That too with his own hands. There were no computers, no modern...

4 likes · 2 comments · We are Bangladeshi (1bc0)

@mjmacmac1219 · 4 years ago

My Geography Life

Prior to coming to Mythic College, I had a very skewed view of what geography was. When I thought about geography, visions of memorizing all fifty state capitals and exercises of filling in the world...

1 likes · 0 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@dixonevarose · 3 years ago

Why do we compare Ourselves to Others

Quite possibly the most pointless things we do is contrast ourselves with others. Is it true that we are getting as much cash? Do we have as numerous companions? Is our way of life as marvelous? The...

2 likes · 1 comments · Psychology (c98b)

@ks0855583 · 2 years ago

Disneyplus com/begin - Enter Code for Smart TV

There are more than 700 TV episodes and 500 feature films that include the original TV programs as well as Disney classics. Also, the most amazing content of Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, along with Natio...

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@disneypluscombegin · 2 years ago

How to Enter Disneyplus.com login/begin 8 digit Code?

There are over 700 TV episodes and 500 feature films that include original television shows as well as disneyplus.com/begin classics. In addition the most thrilling content that come from Pixar, Mar...

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@Annthony18 · 4 years ago

10 Most Guarded Places in the Planet

There is a lot of so many beautiful places in our world that we could enjoy and visit, but there is also some places that you could not go directly that is because a lot of people are guarding or...

3 likes · 1 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Jonelski · 4 years ago

What are stingrays?

Stingrays are an instantly recognizable fish, with their pancake-like bodies that glide gracefully through the water. Around 200 species of stingrays inhabit the world's oceans, as well as some freshw...

11 likes · 1 comments · Help to Earn (4ca6)

@ArticleMaker · 4 years ago

Found in Saudi Arabia May Be 120,000 Years Old

Whenever affirmed, the footfalls would speak to the most seasoned proof of Homo sapiens' quality on the Arabian Peninsula Seven impressions squeezed into the dry dregs of an antiquated lake bed i...

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@charmingcherry08 · 3 years ago

Description & Reflection: Worcester's Photographs

American Development of the Philippines (Tagbanua Women Harvesting Rice in Calaminanes Islands - May 1903) The photograph is showing two native women of Calaminanes Islands in the field harvesting r...

9 likes · 11 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@ArticleMaker · 4 years ago

Frozen Forest Uncovered on Wales Beach After Storm

The froze woodland in Borth shows up in a fantasy written in the most seasoned enduring Welsh original copy Tempest Francis battered the United Kingdom toward the finish of August, bringing weighty...

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@Prime48 · 4 years ago

African lion

What is the African lion? African lions have been admired throughout history for as symbols of courage and strength. These iconic animals have powerful bodies—in the cat family, they’re second in siz...

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@TheGuy · 2 years ago

Encountering A Cobra Snake

While doing a short morning walk on my terrace as due to heavy rainfall the outside is sticky and muddy and dirty sewage water is flowing on the roads so I decided to have my walk there. While walking...

23 likes · 17 comments · Noiseristificationism (0ba1)

@MicroReylatos · 1 year ago

Feeling the cold: How to deal with the feeling of being below freezing

I feel constantly cold, it is quite hard, as I have already said, living on a high floor, where the cold hits so hard, at dawn it is stronger and I wake up trembling, and it is rare that this happens...

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@Og_123 · 3 years ago

Some world Facts

1North Korea and Cuba are the only places you can't buy Coca-Cola. Phnom Penh, Cambodia- January 02, 2014. Coca-Cola and Pepsi bottles stacked in plastic container - vintage style. Symbolic represen...

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@Trifecta · 2 years ago

Feng shui practices I learned from my Mom

Yesterday, friends, I continued a cleaning exercise I started earlier in the week and reorganized my bedroom- shook things up a bit. One practice I was careful to focus on was the placement of our bed...

3 likes · 2 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@MidnightWriter · 3 years ago

02/10 What Happen Yesterday?

One of the largest crocodiles in the world, Lolong passed away. February 10, 2013 He died of pneumonia and cardiac arrest, exacerbated by stress and fungal infections. Following reports of missi...

4 likes · 0 comments · Travel (ff15)

@Cryptonoob · 4 years ago

Balkan Landscapes

Hi there people! How have you all been, I hope in good spirits and health. It is summer again, the time of the year, when we plan our vacations with family or friends. It is the time of the year t...

27 likes · 43 comments · Travelling (10ec)

@mak1975 · 4 years ago

Travel Canada: All the information you need to know

Before you plan travel to Canada, you should be sure of the regulations of this country as well as the locations you want to visit. Is it too complicated and difficult? This article will mention the...

1 likes · 0 comments · Self Motivation Words (dd88)

@pashtobhand · 3 years ago

A gray whale swam halfway across the world, setting a new record

The 40-foot male traveled from the North Pacific to Namibia, the first sighting of the species in the Southern Hemisphere. A gray whale has swum the longest distance ever recorded in a marine verte...

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@Naturalist · 2 years ago

The book of death and the Pyramid.

The Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt is the oldest and most intact of the ancient wonders of the world. Constructed between 2584 and 2561 BCE, during the reign of Egyptian Pharaoh Khufu, it used to be t...

3 likes · 0 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Shetland · 3 years ago

Shetland: Foula, Bressay and Noss, Fair Isle

FOULA Twelve miles out in the Atlantic, the silhouette of Foula’s five hills is visible from many parts of Shetland. Foula is one of the most remote inhabited islands in Europe and has the second hig...

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